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Enterprise Pharmacy

Your strategic partner for clinical services at scale.

MedMe is a modular, AI-native pharmacy platform that integrates with your existing tech stack and helps set clinical strategy across your network. You get a partner in that work, not just a software vendor.

Network Performance · Sample network
MedMe
All regionsAll servicesYTD 2026Run campaign
Pharmacies1,234
States47
Encounters YTD184K
Top services by region
NE
M-Atl
SE
MW
West
Vaccines
MTM
CCM
+47%
headroom
POCT
Top opportunityCCM in the Southeast: 47% growth headroom across 312 pharmacies. Run a targeted campaign →
Monthly encounters across the networkDistinct patientsTotal encounters
Strategic partnership

Built end-to-end for pharmacy. AI-native and modular by design.

We've operated alongside enterprise pharmacy networks for years, and the platform reflects that: dedicated implementation, clinical, and engineering leads on every enterprise account, with a roadmap shaped by enterprise customer input.

Built end-to-end for pharmacy

Every component is purpose-built for pharmacy clinical services, from scheduling through billing.

AI woven through the workflow

Three AI agents integrated across the clinical journey, built in from the start.

The enterprise playbook, already written

A working playbook for clinical-services rollout, built from launches across the largest pharmacy networks in North America.

WHERE YOU ARE ON THE CURVE

From your first vaccine clinic to a full pharmacy EHR.

Enterprises grow into clinical services in stages. We are a strategic partner at each one, so the platform you start with at Stage 01 is the same platform that runs full clinics and direct payer contracts at Stage 04.

Stage 01

Starting out

Vaccines, first MTM pilots

Most stores run immunizations. MTM is starting in a handful of locations. Clinical revenue is a small line next to dispensing.

How we support you: Scheduling, intake, and SOAP documentation that work the way pharmacy moves, so your first clinical services run with paid claims, not paperwork.

Stage 02

Expanding services

Multi-service, store-by-store

POCT, MTM, screenings, and seasonal campaigns are running in pilot stores. Workflow varies by location. The playbook is not yet network-wide.

How we support you: Standardize across stores. One scheduler, one note format, one billing path, so what works in your top pharmacies turns into a repeatable program.

Stage 03

Network-wide program

CCM, MTM, POCT live across stores

Clinical services are run as a coordinated line of business. There is a dedicated clinical-services lead. Documentation discipline is consistent.

How we support you: Operate the program. Per-store scorecards, multi-payer billing, and structured outcomes data you can take to legislators, payers, and your board.

Stage 04

Full clinics, consult rooms

Innovative care, payer-contracted

Stores host full clinical visits in dedicated consult rooms. Pharmacists operate at top-of-license. Direct payer contracts and value-based agreements are live.

How we support you: Full pharmacy EHR with QHIN interoperability, multi-state billing, RHTP participation, and new reimbursement pathways. The platform grows with you at each stage.

MODULAR ARCHITECTURE

Adopt what you need. Integrate with what you already run.

MedMe is built API-first across four integration tiers, so enterprises can adopt specific modules without replacing the rest of their stack.

Tier 01

Drop MedMe into your existing UI

Iframe, webview, and SDK embedding so the platform shows up inside the tools your pharmacists already open. Zero-touch deployment, no separate login.

iframe, webview, JS SDK
Tier 02

Integrate through modern APIs

REST and FHIR endpoints, HL7 v2 messages, webhooks, and a documented developer portal. Build straight against the same APIs the product uses.

REST, FHIR, HL7 v2, webhooks
Tier 03

Stream data into your warehouse

Real-time data lake, scheduled SQL exports, CSV, and SFTP. Pipe clinical and operational data into your reporting stack: one source of truth.

Data lake, SQL, CSV, SFTP
Tier 04

Connect even where no API exists

Our Admin Clerk agent uses RPA to operate against PMS, payer portals, and legacy systems never designed for integration. If a human can use it, the agent can too.

RPA, virtual agents, screen automation
INTEROPERABILITY AND FUTURE-FORWARD

Built for what enterprise pharmacy is becoming next.

For enterprises thinking ahead, MedMe is already deployed as an interoperable pharmacy EHR, federated through QHIN, and in active early-state implementations of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program.

QHIN

QHIN-integrated

Federated medication-history retrieval at point of care, through a Qualified Health Information Network exchange. The pharmacist sees the patient's full medication picture.

RHTP

RHTP-ready

Deployed as the interoperable pharmacy EHR inside early-state implementations of the federally funded Rural Health Transformation Program.

FHIR

FHIR-native data model

Structured clinical data exchange built around FHIR: ready for the interoperability requirements of every payer, state HIE, and reporting program.

Partnerships

With leading pharmacy associations

Working with national pharmacy associations on what a pharmacy EHR should do for US pharmacy. Endorsed across multiple states.

Security and compliance

Pharmacy and patient data is protected end to end. MedMe holds independent attestations and enterprise controls, with the current details maintained in our Trust Center.

Visit the Trust Center
  • SOC 2 Type II

    Independently attested for security, availability, and confidentiality.

  • HIPAA

    Aligned handling of PHI, with a Business Associate Agreement available.

  • Encryption

    Data encrypted in transit and at rest across the platform.

  • Access and audit

    Role-based access and activity logging on every account.

GET STARTED

See how MedMe scales with your network.

A 20-minute conversation with our enterprise team. We'll map your existing technology stack, payer relationships, and clinical service lines, and propose an implementation that fits your fiscal year.

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